I'm not sure where I heard/read this terminology: Tamilnadu model, I guess somewhere in The Hindu way back in 2012/13. Not sure, but I still can't find any other suitable word for this article. Why is the Tamilnadu model/ Dravidian Model very successful? Because TN followed the AAA model in implementation of all welfare schemes, actually the State is built on the basis of this AAA Model. A-- Availability A- Accessibility A- Affordability Yes, this is evident in all schemes. Let's take one basic scheme and see how it has been built and developed on the same model. Let's take Education. In early 1950s, the then Chief Minister of Madras Presidency introduced the Modified Scheme of Elementary Education also known as Kula Kalvi Thittam which encouraged students to carry out the occupation of their family as a part of their vocational training. However, Rajaji has closed nearly 6000 schools since it attracted opposition from Dravidian party leaders and even from his o...
It's funny and a pity. The question is why Hinduism should be targeted? I was born as a Hindu. And I think I’m putting up with this for the 100th time. And I’ll write it 10000 times until everyone understands the ills of the supposed religion Hinduism or 'a way of living', as we like to call it! It's very essential to discuss caste in this discourse. Because, the whole point of the Dravidian movement was to unveil the mask of Hindu religion, which constructively fortified the caste system from the clutches of change, by the names of spirituality, socio-political conduct of Hindu society. Historically, it is not Hinduism, but Brahminism. This has to reiterated again. BRAHMINISM. It’s entry into India dates back to 1500 B.C. when the much debated race of Aryans entered India. Who are Aryans? Aryans are nomadic people of Central Asia from around the Steppes Grassland. Their primary occupation and source of livelihood is Pasturalization. This group from the Steppes, ...